Healthcare consolidation shows no signs of slowing down in wake of $40B deals — 5 things to know

The healthcare industry is rapidly consolidating with many companies believing consolidation is the prime way to survive the turbulent healthcare landscape, according to The New York Times.

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Here are five things to know:

1. Many consolidation activity is due to biotech firms and product lines growing to compensate for older products whose sales are declining.

2. Abbot plans to purchase St. Jude Medical in a $25 billion transaction.

3. Sanofi put forth an offer to acquire Medivation for nearly $9.3 billion, and AbbVie penned a $5.8 billion deal to acquire Stemcentrx.

4. Many healthcare companies are merging in response to new payment methods and new regulation.

5. Some regulations successfully blocked mergers, including the $150 billion Pfizer and Allergan merger, which was essentially banned due to new inversion regulations.

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